DJ Satelite Releases Volume 8 of 'Luanda No Horizonte' Mix Series

Angola's DJ Satelite delivers another installment of his "Luanda No Horizonte" mixtape series with Volume 8.

DJ Satelite Releases Volume 8 of 'Luanda No Horizonte' Mix Series


Angolan producer DJ Satelite relinquishes another DJ set in his eighth serving of Luanda No Horizonte. His latest Luanda No Horizonte Volume 8 is a smoothly crafted, kuduro and house-tinged mix that gives us a taste of  the sounds coming out of Angola's capital city. DJ Satelite's set includes work from a batch of fellow Angolans including multiple features from afro-house producers Wilson Kentura and Money Tiuze. Other highlights come in the form of semba, reinterpreted with electronic rhythms to set a house tone, furthering DJ Satelite's borrowing and melting of genres into his global mixtapes. The prolific producer is currently on tour with Ten Cities, a project aimed at showcasing the pulsating and cross-continental urban club music scene. Stream Luanda No Horizonte Volume 8 below.

DJ Satelite’s Luanda No Horizonte Vol. 8

1 - Low - Cubique DJ Feat. Denny Dugg

2 - Thief - Rancido

3 - kaffir philozofa - G’Sparks

4 - Temedo - Original Mix Lunabe & Djeff

(feat MC Sacerdote & MC Yolanda Noivada) [Ten Cities]

5 - Be my lover - xxxxxxxx

6 - Spring Fiesta (Original) - Cuebur

7 - Vivi Vida Original Mix Mc Nell C feat Wilson Kentura & Dj Satellite [Seres Produções ]

8 - Mbolela (Main) - G'Sparks Ft Adjilson & Saff Dol

9 - Shilolo (Original) - Uhuru Feat. Dj Micks & Tzozo

10 - Angolano Kikola - Renato Xtrova ft Eddy Tussa - (Wilson Kentura & Tiuze Money Round 2 Avacalho Mix)

11 - Buddha Song - Wilson Kentura & Tiuze Money - [Seres Produções/Vozes Quentes]

12- Fortune Teller - Black Motion

13 - Celebration (Manoo's Aitf Remix)

14 -Tombosha Bantu - (DJ Satelite & Wilson Kentura Remix) [Seres Produções]

15 - Y.O.U.D. (Original Mix) - Culoe De Song

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